la doctora ingraham dice que el rimel solo dura de 3 a 6 meses. (sot - (doctora. "so if you notice anything smell off at all, kind of a dirty or soily spell or if it clumps at all, it's time to go." explica que si el producto cambia olor o si cambia de textura es hora de tirarlo. tambien muchas de nosotras tenemos sombras de ojos viejas- pero despues de un aÑo estas pueden contener bacteria lo que podria causar infecciones en los ojos. los labiales y brillos pueden alberguar salmonela y ecoli. la doctora ingram dice que es cadartante lavar las brochas 2 semanas ya que estas pueden albergar germenes que pueden causar infecciones o acne. (sot - (doctora. sherry ingraham - dermatologa) "take a little shampoo, wash it and lay them flat to dry." recomienda lavarlos con un poco de champu y colocaos en una superficie plana para que se sequen completamente. tesa gonzalez telemundo 39. cesar --una gra de construccin colaps esta maÑana esn la ciudad de nueva york... matando a por lo menos un peatn e hiriendo a otras tres personas... take vo --equipos de trabajo intentaban b

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laura ingraham is joining us on the phone now. laura, i don't know if you heard arthur talking to us, but to judge scalia, it was the core of america that counted. the core of america was the family. share with us your thoughts on his passing. >> i collect for justice thomas on the court, but many years before that i became a family friend of the scalias and vacationed with them and spent holidays with them. and the first time i meant justice scalia, he was actually a named -- he had just been nominated by president reagan. i was a young speech writer in the reagan administration. i remember walking over to his office at the d.c. circuit court of appeals with his son gene at the time. the first time i met him he was 50 years old. and he's literally -- i mean, irreplaceable jurist. he's an irreplaceable friend, intellect, legal historian in his own right, hilariously funny. a great wit. a great contour. he loved teasing friends and laughing and was a loving father, grandfather. and all of his clerks and his extended clerk family --

. >> laura ingraham and juan williams are here with reaction. >>> then we've got new poll numbers out of new hampshire and nationally. so where do donald trump, ted cruz, and marco rubio stand now? we'll have the latest. >>> at this point, it's probably not correct to say it's a conspiracy because it's out in the open. >> and hillary clinton does it again and blames the so-called vast right-wing conspiracy for all of her problems. >> there is no doubt about what they're doing and who the players are and what they're trying to achieve. >>> plus, dana loesch and eboni williams react to hillary's growing problem with women voters. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> hello, welcome to "hannity." tonight the feud between donald trump and senator ted cruz continues. now over the past 24 hours, the competing gop rivals ramped up their rhetoric and traded shots what now appears to be an all-out war of words just days away from the new hampshire primary. take a look. >> this guy, ted cruz, ted cruz goes out, you talk about liars. >> donald trump is very rattled right now. >> here's the

looking to take it out on someone, unfortunately fsu was >> ingraham gets it up. gator throws it down. josh: incomplete control forcing the turnover and brandon ingraham making it look easy with a two handed flush. and grayson allen flies to the rim and lays that in. double figures, what's a duke . josh: the nfl combine kicked off in lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. getting a looking at the top prospect as they prepare for april's draft. they will have a number of off-season, starting with the corner back position, move to the defensive line, jarrod allen is gone because of retirement. charles johnson doesn't take a pay cut, he could be out of the way as well. so those are two of the areas the team could address in the draft or free agencies coming up. >> it's a pretty strong defensive tackle draft. that doesn't upset me. and you got to see how it all fleshes out but it's strong. >> we've got a lot of work to do, i know expectations will the expectations anticipated lower down force rules package this weekend in atlanta. the package similar to the one used at ke

looking to take it out on someone, unfortunately fsu was >> ingraham gets it up. gator throws it down. josh: incomplete control forcing the turnover and brandon ingraham making it look easy with a two handed flush. and grayson allen flies to the rim and lays that in. double figures, what's a duke . josh: the nfl combine kicked off in lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. getting a looking at the top prospect as they prepare for april's draft. areas to address this off-season, starting with the corner back position, move to the defensive line, jarrod allen is gone because of retirement. charles johnson doesn't take a pay cut, he could be out of the way as well. so those are two of the areas the team could address in the draft or free agencies coming up. >> it's a pretty strong defensive tackle draft. that doesn't upset me. and you got to see how it all fleshes out but it's strong. >> we've got a lot of work to do, i know expectations will be high on us as far as being able to defend. the expectations are going to be real high as far as people talking about our opportu

agree thr >> he threw the battle at my >> justin norconk, lance ingraham and jeffrey rowe all arrested and charged. they were caught when officers saw the three leaving the scene in a taxi. uber says it tee activated the accounts of the two passengers who split that ride. >>> it looks like a prominent landmark will stay exactly where it is. the manassas city council voted unanimously last night not to tear down a water tower that is more than 100 years old. 147-foot tower sits at the entrance to old town. the land could be used by the neighboring volunteer fire department. now the council land use committee will review other options. >>> $9 one way, that's how much it could cost to take i-66 inside the beltway once rush hour tolling begins. but there are ways to beat the tolls. slug lines are growing in popularity and new park n rides are being considered for i-66. >> if we were to see more of that where people, you know, created ways of being able to car pool. >> vdot says that express lane type variable tolls will not be in place until next year. the eastbound side of 66 also going t

ingraham gives it up for chase jeter.... who topples the tin for two.. later...turnover.. . and look out below..freshman brandon ingram is airborne... and duke..is duke...80-65 they are 6-1 since falling out of the polls.. lone loss to number 11 lousiville... big south men. liberty falls on the road.. radford..gets a win they are 8-8 in the league. hs region semis..scores rolling at the bottom of your screen..including wins by the hidden valley, carroll county and william fleming girls-- the 3a boys region semis included a pair of roanoke co powers.. northside...boun ced western albemarle in game one.. leaving cave spring..to try and de-rail spotswood.. packed house..for the second and they had their hands full with the trailblazers.. justin kier to the rack for 2 of his 19 points to lead his team.. cave spring responds with plenty of support tonight. its devin beckner...baselin e 2 and the foul.. and later..jake furrow...stop pop 2. this one goes to the wire.. and its spotswood..by 7..to return to the region finals...with a rematch of last year's 3a west title game.. they'l

ingraham gives it up for chase who topples the tin for two.. later...turnove r... and look out below..freshma n brandon ingram is airborne... and duke..is duke...80-65 they are 6-1 since falling out of the polls.. lone loss to number 11 lousiville... full screen big south men. liberty falls on the road.. radford..gets a win they are 8-8 in the league. the efforts underway as bedford pulls together resources to drive in new businesses. a state legislative panel kills a new bill... that would make the names of police officers secret. the controversy... and what it means for law enforcement. # and a new initiative will have police out looking for people running red ligths this weekend. "we believe there were a total of 8 tornados that touched down in virginia " tornadoes tear through virginia... killing four people. the latest recovery efforts plus one little boys story of survivial. # kansas where investigators say a series of shootings have left four people we're learning at this hour. good morning and thanks for joining us on virginia today here on wsls 10. i'm jen

laura ingraham will join us shortly and dr.he next president in this hour of "fox & friends," live from new york city and out west. >> all right. so that in a matter of moments. but first, some of the other breaking news. it took most of yesterday's cycle, senior national correspondent john roberts is live in las vegas with the latest on the race. it is caucus day, john. >> reporter: it is caucus day and hopefully it will go better than it did in 2012. the nevada caucuses are an interesting test for donald trump because this state has the highest percentage of hispanic voters than any state so far in this primary process. he said hispanic voters love me because i have been giving them jobs but he's been attacked because of the hard-line stance on illegal immigration. trump leads in nevada anywhere from 16 to 26 points, depending on which poll you look at. as you mentioned, last night, in las vegas, he reached out the the supporters and said, do not take anything for granted. >> they're saying, trump is going to win tomorrow. tr

. >> justin norconk, language i think grlance ingraham >>> local leaders and drivers are looking ways to can get around the new tolls coming to 66. it could cost as much as $9 to take 66 inside the beltway once rush hour tolls begin. slug lines are growing in popularity along the 95 corridor. and new park n rides are being considered 37 eastbou considered. eastbound 66 will be widened by a rain. they say they can get it down without takes homes or businesses, but it seems not everyone is convinced. >> hopefully we won't lose too many things. >> you don't sound super convinced. >> well, there is a lot of unknowns. and so it's my job to be careful and we'll be really monitoring this pretty closely. >> v to the says that express lane variable tolls will not be in place until next year. those tolls will allow nonhov drivers to use the word. >>> the search continues for the barack obama's home a woman's home and sexually assaulting her. >>> and amazon sells something from a convicted serial killer. what the retailer has thousanow pulled. >>> and kids will definitely want the umbrella for t

brian kilmeade is sitting there right now with laura ingraham.w's it going in there? >> it's going okay. you know, we're two hours into our three-hour show. it was historic last night. record number of republicans showed up to caucus. they say probably 180,000, which is 60,000 that had done it before. >> yeah. all eyes right now are shifting to new hampshire. so we're going to go straight to our molly line. she's standing by in manchester with more on the race ahead. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. this is the center of the political universe, as iowa has wrapped up all eyes, turned here to new hampshire. first in the nation primary just one week away right now and of course the candidates are scrambling to get here. of course the first place finisher out of iowa was ted cruz. he'll be here on the ground doing a lot of retail politicking. that's really what it takes to win here on the ground here in new hampshire. he is followed by the second place finisher who was -- donald trump, who also has events planned for on on the ground an

show host and a former clerk for justice clarence thomas in the united states supreme court laura ingraham here. >> when did you first meet justice scalia. >> i worked for the reagan administration bill bennett. scalia was a speech writer and introduced me to his father. he he had just been nominate to do the supreme court. it was 1986, i believe or early '87. everything has been said but it's like one of those people that you can't say enough. larger than life. hilarious, you would hear him play opera in his chambers, working late at night. never complained about the work load. was joyful as he was tough. that's hard to come by in washington. >> he really did have an impact on the court. whether you are for him or against what he did. he was not just a justice that medium impact he left a big impact. >> he left impact law school and textbook in the nation. i went to the university of virginia where he taught law. i was there after he taught. you can't read a constitutional law textbook without reading a classic scalia majority opinion or senting opinion as, you know, from when he talks ab

has appeared on every major program including the o'reilly fact, the sean hannity show, but laura ingraham show, the glenn beck program, the 700 club, and hundreds more. he is a columnist at town hall.com and also serves as a centennial institute policy fellow at colorado christian university. his work has been published in newspapers like the washington examiner, the korea times and online at fox news, day and the caller, the blaze, jewish world review and elsewhere. governor rick perry appointed him an honorary texan in 2013. the most recent book is retaking america, a crushing political correctness. i present to you a fantastic young man, nick adams. [applause] >> appreciate it that. good morning. ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, what an honor, pleasure and privilege it is to stand before you this morning at the country club right here in dallas, texas. i am thrilled to be speaking to the national center for policy analysis. one of the world's premier think tank and it is a tremendous honor to be with each and every so one of you today. in the world's exceptional nation, in t

. >> for more, let's bring in laura ingraham, what do you make of this?eadline is tomorrow, laura. what's going to happen? >> i think the congress will -- i can't believe i'm saying this, i think they will hold the line on this issue with the president. although that's probably going to be one of the things i get wrong. this is part of president's operation legacy rescue. he wants to check every box of everything he pledged and promised. he got gay marriage. he did his stimulus bill. he did obama care. i got two nominees on the supreme court. and if he can take a step closer to goesing g iclosing gitmo, i will think it's a good run. i think it's as much to burnish his own crowtials. >> that was his first promise. here we are almost eight years later. if congress holds the line and they don't want to make it happen, we heard doug say the president is talking about executive rds again. >> that's why you can't allow the president's activities to go unchecked through the ab ju indication of the power of the purse, custom is what many of us were saying when th

. >> let's head to laura ingraham joining us now. and first of all, your thoughts about tonight and how it frames the race going forward to the next stop. >> when you add up trump, cruz and carson, it's 48% of gop voters who basically want to take the table as it's currently set with all the issues that we have talked about from immigration to trade, government spending, the budget and they want to turn the table over. they want the whole system in washington up ended and changed. that's how mad voters are and how much they want change. that's 48% of the electorate. so i think we heard a lot out of iowa. trump stumbles, didn't perform and that's true. he didn't perform as he said he would perform but we see in new hampshire that the voters there are demanding the type of change he's anticipated. moving on to south carolina. let's remember south carolina since 1980 has always chosen the republican nominee except for 2012. where, of course, in 2012 they picked newt gingrich and ultimately wasn't the nominee. that's a very different sta

strategist karl rove, neera tanden, president of the liberal think tank for american progress, laura ingraham, editor, and julie pace who covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press. karl, i want to make sure you know donald trump sends his best this morning. >> i give him my best back. >> okay. i'm glad to hear that. where does the republican race stand this morning? how strong is trump, and how do you handicap what is looking like a three-man race? >> i hi it is as of today. he had a very good night last night after having a bad last ten days. he peaked on february 11. he ended up with a solid 32 and he took all 50 delegates out of the 28 before february 1st and march 14th. looking ahead he has a couple of very good weeks ahead of him. he's found a way to unglue evangelicals, damaging ted cruz's chances to sweep the six southern states that will be voting march 1st. the rest of the contest he'll do pretty well because if he takes a third in the vote, he will probably get slightly more than a third of the delegates. and he's going to have a divided opposition. on the oth

. >> laura ingraham and juan williams are here with reaction. >>> then we've got new poll numbers outmpshire and nationally. so where do donald trump, ted cruz, and marco rubio stand now? we'll have the latest. >>> at this point, it's probably not correct to say it's a conspiracy because it's out in the open. >> and hillary clinton does it again and blames the so-called vast right-wing conspiracy for all of her problems. >> there is no doubt about what they're doing and who the players are and what they're trying to achieve.

i think they have been really tearing into him, laura ingraham, for instance, and rich lowery. >> notso much did it knock him down but did it stop him? he was clearly moving up. did it flat line after that and stay at 17 which would be in second place? but he was going up. >> and all of that talk about momentum after iowa. >> if trump underperforms again and falls into the 20s, could rubio get there, get to trump or close to trump, one or two behind trump, that would have changed the conversation late tuesday night and wednesday morning. now it looks like -- and again, let people vote tomorrow and this late -- new hampshire is notorious for late breaking. it looks like there's going to be a cluster of the mainstream establishment candidates and new hampshire will give us the alternative to trump and cruz, probably have a ways to go. >> there's a lot more tickets out of new hampshire now than there was. >> i think for the mainstreamers, let's say rubio stays second or third. the one who comes after him or right with him is going to be able to raise money. the other ones, if christie fa

laura ingraham joins us at the top of the hour for advice. and dr.d donald trump. it's a packed show. don't go away. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> good morning everybody. this sunday february 14th, happy valentine's day. i'm sandra smith. and i am in for anna this morning. fox news alert, the supreme court's leading conservative voice silenced. justi justice antonin scalia dead at 79. >> those are criticisms of my opinions, not of my colleague. >> how the fiery justice is being remembered by friends and colleagues this morning. >> and then justice scalia's death has set up a showdown in washington over who gets to pick his successor. >> i think it's uch to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. >> i do not believe the president should appoint someone and it's not unprecedented. >> the next president needs to appoint someone with a proven conserv

but first, laura ingraham. we find her in washington, d.c. how are you? >> really good.r and we're playing the upper box. we're playing mr. brady. mrs. brady is laura ingraham. there you go. let's talk about somebody. don't count out jeb bush. why? >> well, i think in recent days you have seen jeb buoyed by his mini me, marco rubio and his poor debate performance. of course, chris christie pulled the curtain back on rubio's overreliance on the same talking points regardless of what the question is. as the donors have gotten rattled about marco rubio, they kind of like to go back and think about, you know, the original. the original was jeb bush. remember a year ago, most of us believed that jeb bush was going to be the preeminent establishment voice in this race. he didn't catch fire in most states. he's polling in single digits in others. even in florida he polled in fourth place in the most recent big poll in florida and yet now, he's on the move against trump. he seemed confident. he had the best debate performance no doubt about it last saturday night. keep an eye on

but first, laura ingraham joins us to break down all of the day's highlights. came to north charleston last night in defense of his brother and to explain why his world view still matters. here's part of what he said. >> i came here for two reasons. one, because i care deeply about jeb and, two, because i care deeply about our country. [ applause ] being your president was a high privilege. and the honor of a lifetime. by the way, if serving as president of the united states makes me a part of the so-called establishment, i proudly care that label. [ applause ] there seems to be a lot of name calling going on but i want to remind you what our good dad told me one time. labels are for soup cans. >> laura, what do you make of that, what do you think? >> well, i think there's a lot of lingering nostalgia and affection, true affection for the bush family. american people might not agree with a lot of the policies that came -- especially in the second bush term and might look differently at our decision to go into iraq now. you know, 20/20 hindsight is easy to have,

laura ingraham said politics is supposed to be fun. we are supposed to kind of enjoyed this. >> people like it and nothing i can think of with george bush, he was seeing al gore and there was a little moment in the first debate when al gore stepped into his space and bush looked back and not his head. it was a little thing but that'll things like that can define an impression, donald trump has a great sense of humor, now how all hilly and respond to a guy with a pretty good sense of humor himself and unafraid to unleash something. >> the two candidates, this has become more of a two candidate races after that debate and it was before. neil: ted cruz could do a stand-up act. not so fast. >> i thought ted cruz came off as stodgy. he was on offense but he didn't have the same punch each humorous almost dramatic flair we saw from marco rubio. whether that was staged is almost irrelevant and ted cruz maybe not as much of that type of politician. that could hurt him in an election where for better or worse entertainment seems to be the drivi

. >> let's bring in radio talk show host and contributor laura ingraham now.f how the electorate here in iowa is feeling. what best describes your feelings of the federal government? 92% of the republicans say they're dissatisfied or angry. 8% say they're enthusiastic or sat satisfied. those are going for cruz. cruz edges out trump by 2 points in that category. 28% to 26%. rubio a close third with 21%. what does it tell you? >> well, precinct 62, i went to the democratic and republican rooms and fascinatinfascinating. republican room, moderate voters. a lot of sympathy and support of rubio and bush. however, when you add up carson, cruz and trump, that's the anti-establishment vote, about 62% of the republican electorate. that's about what it was and looking at the polls over the last several months, it is about 62%, 65% anti-establishment support in the republican party and the question is whether those three work together to hold off what i think is the inevitable push for people to start coalescing behind someone like a marco rubio. the democrat room fascin